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You had to wait until goodvtelescope resolve the streak of the Mily Way was made of stars. Ditto that some the smudges in the sky were galaxies made of stars. That was one ofvEdwin Hubble's great discoveries.
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iPhone first helped them get the mobile OS right. Because MicroSoft had a tablet for a decade and its OS was horrible- a cluttered version of shrunk windows. If Apple had shrunk MacOS as an interface, that would have been awful too.
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The idiot should have used a lawyer to OK every answer. He made several huge legal errors by accepting full responsibility for content, always debatable for a protected media carrier. I am indifferent to whether Facebook survives, since I s
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9y ago
Bravo! I have always wondered why people avoided the classic scifi novels. Often many of these where cerebral- more philosophy than action. But as far back as Twilight Zone and Outer Limits showed you could sucessfully film philosophical sc
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I have been waiting for ninth generation Intel laptops. So far just Asus is shipping a laptop with an Intel i9 6-core 12-thread CPU. I am hoping beyond hope that Apple leapfrogs to i9 at the June 2018 dev conference instead of the ancient i
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9y ago
Look at System76 Linux line. The same configs MacBooks are about a third cheaper. The cases arent as elegant as Apples or other big name manufacturers.
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The most important point was overlooked in this article: when your credit score is partly computed from the credit scores of your social links, you tend to form elitist cliques. People with less wealth or financial skill or poltical demerit
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9y ago
The first semester of calculas at MIT covered the same material as three semesters of calculas I took at the community college while in high school. You could interpret this two ways: (1) some schools just go faster than others and cover mo
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9y ago
Even the largest computer screens fall short of the flexibility of a large table of index card piles. You can lay out piles in a 2D array or 2D separated groups. Then resuffle the piles. Each pile can be ordered by importance, time, or exp
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Mac HypeCard was a forerunner of both the web and powerpoint. You put some sort of text or multimedia on a screen. Then connected the screens together with button links. The topology was flexible.
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The system is a century old with original electromechanical controllers.
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'Pirate dialect' was during the vowel shift according to linguist McWhorter. Longer vowels were replacing the earlier shorter German ones.
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9y ago
When I was in junior high school we had a monthly mail order kit from American Basic Science. I made things like an amplidier, radio receiver, ham radio transmitter. It cost $5 a month for a year, much of the pay from my paper route. http:
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Paper was way too expensive for most to waste on hygiene under wood pulp paper was invented in the late 1800s. As other posts mentions there were plenty of alternative methods, from your left hand, rags, corn cobs, etc.
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peter303
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Did a postgrad do this study? :-)
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The has happened numerous times in the past, especially when they switched to timelines. Everything you thought deleted reappeared. Basically once in Facebook, always in Facebook.
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Hopefully the hotels of of the person instituting this policy will go bankrupt from the large decrease in international visitors. Karma. That person should think ahead a bit and realize the full consequences.
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9y ago
I've heard the local technical university is seeing about third of the international students having visa delays. This was from a talk by a engineering dept head on March 26.
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9y ago
Its a fair metric that the amount of maintenance in coding support is proportional to the number of lines of code you write. Assembly code is an order of magnitude lines longer than higher level languages. Otherwise I dont think Assembly is
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Self driving cars have lowered some LIDAR costs a factor of 20, with a promise of far more. I wonder if this can translate over into archeology and geology. Imsaw one project at SIGGRAPH using a cheap LIDAR.
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Next World Collider will be built in China. They are about the only major country increasing government R&D funds. The only exception would be if there is a breakthrough technology 100x more cost effective, i.e. you could build a 10x po
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Some outer solar system moons are mostly water ice. Theircores could be this phase of ice.
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Cloud may have done some these like 4 5 7 9 11 18 22
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Must brew cofee and cook toast too:-) How many kilowatts?
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Seismologists now have some tricks for locating hum sources. Standard earthquakes have an impulsive start. So with four or more seismograms you can triangulate for the unknowns x, y, z and t0. Hum noises dont have an definitive starting tim
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peter303
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I read similar stories about Japan in the 1980s
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Columbia pop-linguist McWhorter suggests strong verbs in Germanic languages may have been a Semitic influence.
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1970 here
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Bitcoin down almost 70% since high
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Maybe its some calming experience created by Nature to make it easier to accept death. All creatures die.
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